Will you donate to help keep people and pets together?
We treat thousands of pets in our 49 Pet Hospitals every day. Your support means we can keep providing this care to the most vulnerable pets.
At PDSA, we understand the bond between people and pets. That’s why we’ve been fighting to keep them together for over a hundred years. And this year, we need your help to prevent their suffering and save more pets’ lives.
If you love animals, we urgently need your support.
One-off donations
Any donation you can give will help support our life-saving work across the country.
Monthly donations
Monthly donations help us to plan for the future to help more pets in need.
Why we need your help now
As the cost of living continues to rise, vet care could be out of reach for many. Thousands of loving pet owners are facing the impossible decision of whether to heat their home, put dinner on the table or treat their sick pet.
Pets are family. They don't deserve to suffer or lose their life because of financial hardship.
We treat thousands of pets in our 49 Pet Hospitals every day. Your generous donations mean we get to administer life-saving treatment they wouldn’t otherwise get.
If you believe every animal deserves a chance, please give your support today.
More ways to donate
Gifts in Wills
Much of our funding comes from gifts in Wills from owners who love pets as much as we do. You can help us continue saving animals and build a lasting legacy.
Donate in memory
Want to remember a person or pet with a donation in their memory? You can continue their legacy by helping pets in need and leave a special memorial in our book of remembrance.
Other ways to give
There are lots of other ways you can give to PDSA through sponsoring a pet, payroll giving and more! If you GiftAid your donations, you could increase the value of your donation without paying any extra.
Win with PDSA
Play the PDSA Raffle and our Weekly Lottery for the chance to win a range of prizes while helping sick and injured pets. It’s a win-win situation for both you and poorly pets in need.